10 Mar With Project Hopeful – At Ciudad de Los niños (City of the children) orphanage, Guatemala
3/3/2015 The Project Hope dental team travelled to the village of San Jose Villa Nueva today and worked at Remar -Ciudad de Los niños (City of the children).
Remar is an acronym for Rehabilitation of the Marganilized. In spanish, Remar means “to row”. The founder chose this word as he felt called by God to “row deeper” into the lives of those in need. While Remar started by ministering to the marginalized – the drug addicts, the homeless and those enslaved into sex trafficking it has since grown into an orphanage and school that impacts over 600 children.
These are the people that our Walk on Water initiative is committed to reaching and ministering to. Many here and are in dire need of dental work, they have abscesses and need tooth extractions and in some cases cavities that can be filled by this exceptionally talented and well equipped team. It’s beautiful to watch these skilled doctors provide love and healing to the least of these here at City of the Children
This is my friend kiel, proclaiming truth, love everywhere he goes, in Jesus name
This is my friend Bart , loving on the people of Guatemala with his pretty awesome God given gifts
Thank you Andreea Sanchez for helping me get to know the City of the Children today, as well as sharing your story.
This is Celeste and oh my… she loved giving the serious look and then blessing you with a really special smile just when you least expected. When I wasn’t taking photos I was holding her today
Walk on Water Initiative Guatemala-Project Hopeful,
Kiel, do a huge job of helping set up the mobile dental office every day!
Clark Boulton quietly going about his daily routine of setting up a dental office that helps so many every day.
Dr Clark wanted me to provide a little close up documentation on this one
One of the many little homes here at Remar that house children in a family setting
Photographing today with Andrea was such a blessing. Her insights and skills as an interpreter were greatly appreciated!
One of the little homes here at Remar that house children
One of the school classrooms at Remar – City of the children.
I am afraid that my desire to photograph these students here at City of the children was incredibly disruptive as they burst into a combination of laughter, tears and covering there faces at the thought of being photographed. Pretty much universal teenage girl responses….
Billy Caldwell
Posted at 20:18h, 11 MarchYou are documenting some interesting events. This should lead to a book someday. Billy
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Ronnie Mosley
Posted at 20:19h, 11 MarchThank you Billy
Sue Kelley
Posted at 18:10h, 01 JulyJust came back from a 7 day mission to Remar. My heart still hurting. Bless these beautiful children